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Metro Wage Data · May 2025

Delivery Driver Wages in Miami, FL

20,000 light truck and delivery drivers work in the Miami metro area. The median wage is $20.55/hour 4.7% below the national median of $21.57, ranking #39 of 50 major metros on driver pay.

Median hourly
$20.55
national $21.57
Mean hourly
$21.76
national $23.45
Annualized (median)
$42,744
median × 2,080 hrs
Drivers in metro
20,000
SOC 53-3033

What drivers earn in Miami

The spread matters as much as the median: the 10th-to-90th percentile range is what you compete against when hiring — and what your drivers see when they compare offers.

10th percentile
entry / new drivers
$15.12 · $31,450/yr
25th percentile
$18.34 · $38,147/yr
Median
the market rate
$20.55 · $42,744/yr
75th percentile
$22.42 · $46,634/yr
90th percentile
senior / specialized
$29.61 · $61,589/yr
For Fleet Operators

What a route day actually costs in Miami

Wages aren’t your labor cost. Add payroll taxes, workers’ comp, and benefits (≈27% on top of base pay) and a median-wage driver in Miami runs:

Fully-loaded hourly
$26.10
Per 8.5-hour route day
$222
Per driver, annually
$54,285

Driver pay is typically the largest single line in a last-mile P&L. Run your full cost structure — fuel, payments, maintenance, insurance, and Miami-level wages — through the forecast tool to see where your margin is headed.

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Compare driver pay in other metros

Orlando, FL
$20.13/hr median (-2.0% vs Miami)
Jacksonville, FL
$20.11/hr median (-2.1% vs Miami)
Tampa, FL
$19.47/hr median (-5.3% vs Miami)
Charlotte, NC-SC
$20.61/hr median (+0.3% vs Miami)
Pittsburgh, PA
$20.53/hr median (-0.1% vs Miami)
Cleveland, OH
$20.75/hr median (+1.0% vs Miami)
All 50 metros + national trend →

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OES), May 2025Light Truck Drivers (SOC 53-3033), cross-industry estimates for the Miami metro area (CBSA 33100). Retrieved 2026-07-04. This occupation covers drivers of light trucks and delivery vans, including last-mile delivery. Annual figures are hourly × 2,080 hours. Fully-loaded cost assumes ≈27% burden for payroll taxes, workers’ comp, and benefits — Pexara’s standard modeling assumption; your burden varies by state and benefits package.